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Conquering Your Relationship Anxiety for a Happier You
Embarking on the journey of love is often accompanied by euphoria, but beneath the surface lies an aspect less discussed—the unsettling feeling that not everything is perfect or a looming fear of potential heartbreak.
Relationship…
Immune-Boosting Foods for COVID and Flu Recovery
As the New Year unfolds, so does the season of sickness, with ailments like COVID-19, flu, and the common cold affecting many.
The discomfort brought by these illnesses can be alleviated by choosing the right foods. Beth Czerwony, a…
OSHA Points Finger at Slaughterhouse After Migrant Teen’s Tragic Death
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has attributed the death of a 16-year-old worker at a Mississippi slaughterhouse, which supplies chicken to Chick-fil-A, directly to the facility.
The teenager, Duvan Pérez, lost…
Philadelphia Physicians Provide Free Measles Vaccinations Amid Outbreak
In response to a recent measles outbreak in Philadelphia, a group of doctors known as The Black Doctors Consortium is taking proactive measures by offering free measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) vaccines to the community.
The city has…
The Art of Aging Gracefully: Strategies for a Happier Senior Life
If you were born between 1982 and 1994, congratulations! You're a millennial, and you've likely just entered your 40s.
However, according to a study by a global market research firm reported in the Wall Street Journal, 43 is the average…
Hidden Dangers: Everyday OTC Drugs That Can Harm Seniors
As the aging population turns to over-the-counter (OTC) drugs for various health concerns, a recent review of numerous studies sheds light on the concerning trend of older adults relying heavily on these medications, often without a full…
CDC Reports 9th Consecutive Week of Rising COVID-19 Hospitalizations
Newly updated CDC data reveals that while respiratory virus activity remains elevated across the United States, there are indications that a peak may have been reached for at least one virus.
As of Friday, ‘high’ or ‘very high’ levels…
Ancient Human DNA Offers Understanding of Multiple Sclerosis in Northern Europeans
Recent research into ancient DNA has unveiled a surprising genetic connection between northern Europeans and an increased risk of multiple sclerosis (MS).
The study, part of a groundbreaking project comparing modern DNA with genetic…